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The Peaches Protocol: How America Won World War II with 12 Observers, 200 Pounds of Copper, and 5,000 Tons of Canned Peaches - A Secret History of the

The Peaches Protocol: How America Won World War II with 12 Observers, 200 Pounds of Copper, and 5,000 Tons of Canned Peaches - A Secret History of the

Paperback

Series: The Caloric Wars, Book 2

PhysicsWeapons of Mass DestructionWorld War II

ISBN13: 9798233795022
Publisher: Carl Wang
Published: Jul 15 2026
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.41
Height: 0.36 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

We could bend bullets. We couldn't conjure bread.
- Last entry, Wenceslas Mine, 1944

It took $2 billion to build the bomb. It took $4.3 million in canned peaches to make it work.

August 1945. The atomic bomb works. Barely.

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